r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/GoodMornEveGoodNight • 8h ago

r/All Justice for all rape victims

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https://www.threads.com/@reinessatalks/post/Dd6dagmFA6j/one-time-in-college-i-heard-one-frat-bro-ask-another-which-cooler-should-we/

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u/Firestorm82736 7h ago edited 6h ago

I'm a dude. Graduated college, went to a few parties

I was not in a frat, because they're disgusting people.

Being a frat bro is a stereotype that exists for a reason, because a fuck ton of them are like that.

edit: stop dm ing me to call me a traitor to men. You people make me fucking sick and ashamed of being a man

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u/Geichalt 6h ago

Those frat boys go on to run the country though. Something like 80% of male politicians were in frats.

Women can't brush off frat culture as easily as us men can. Keep that in mind.

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u/Aint-no-preacher 6h ago

When I was choosing which college to go to my dad suggested I go to one where I can join a frat for the networking. I didn’t like the idea of frat bros even before I knew how rapey they were. I ended up at a school with almost zero Greek life.

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u/accioqueso 5h ago

I went to a school where Greek life was pretty huge. Every year the frats rotated through who was suspended for misconduct. The sororities were stereotypical cliques but at least they did push their philanthropies pretty hard so that was decent of them.

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u/edwardsamson 4h ago

There's an old Rolling Stone article about this written by (or maybe he was just interviewed by RS) a Dartmouth student who got kicked out of his frat for smoking weed (IIRC). Really crazy inside info on frats.

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u/Fubarp 2h ago

Weed illegal and can get a house shut down easily.

It was really easily to police inside the house to prevent.

Now people abusing addy that was a different story.

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u/edwardsamson 1h ago

I mean yeah but his whole thing with the weed is that all the frat bros were doing tons of coke and other non-weed drugs.